Refund claim - remaining CENVAT credit - once the assessee is ...

Service Tax

August 1, 2019

Refund claim - remaining CENVAT credit - once the assessee is not required to reverse any credit availed by him on valid input services availed during the period 2010 till obtaining of completion certificate, the said amounts reversed by the assessee under protest cannot be retained by the Revenue authorities and those have been refunded to him

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Refund claim - remaining CENVAT credit - once the assessee is ...

Service Tax

August 1, 2019

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